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  1. 12-11-2012 #1
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    Gawd, there's still sooo much to learn.... I was thinking "buck" as in "deer" and it obviously didn't make any sense... Lol

    In case there are any other confused souls around, here's another thread with a picture that helped me understand this meaning of "buck" - http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/projec...es-please.html
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    So anyone recommend a good company who can do this in foam?
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    Quote Originally Posted by The.cape View Post
    So anyone recommend a good company who can do this in foam?
    Its having a machine big enough,mebbe Fineline in Bristol:

    Fineline Manufacturing | fineline.uk.com
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    Quote Originally Posted by Musht View Post
    Its having a machine big enough
    Unless the part can be split up into several sections, machined, then glued together?
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